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Samantha Cameron expecting a baby
Samantha Cameron, the wife of the Conservative leader, is expected to give birth in September.
Lord Adonis: lobbying claims 'pure fantasy'
Transport Secretary calls claims he made a deal with Stephen Byers over National Express rail franchises ''pure fantasy''.
Congress passes Obama's health care bill
Obama has convinced US Congress to pass his health care reform bill, handing the president a victory that will give nearly every American the right to health coverage and could define his time in office.
British Airways in 'gagging' row
Airline suggests media should attach more weight to its press releases than trade union's account of the strike.
Harry Carpenter dies
BBC boxing commentator Harry Carpenter has died, aged 84.
Actresses help suicidal teen
Demi Moore and Nia Vardalos save suicidal teenager after Twitter threat.
Taxpayers made to fund union officials' salaries
Whitehall departments and Government bodies spend more than £17 million paying for "trade union activity".
MPs' expenses: MPs should work 9-5 hours to cut claims for taxis, dinners and hotels
MPs should stop working late night hours to cut down on their claims for taxpayer-funded hotel bills, dinners and taxis, the new Parliamentary watchdog has said.
Nobel prize-winner Sir James Black dies
Sir James Black, the Nobel prize-winning scientist, has died at the age of 85, his family said.
Almost 1,000 barristers earn six figures in legal aid
Almost 1,000 barristers each earned more than £100,000 in legal aid last year, figures have revealed for the first time.
Suspected bomber in lawyer's wig causes terror alert on London Underground
Armed police were called to deal with a terror threat after a suspected suicide bomber wearing a barrister's wig was spotted on the London Underground.
Harry Carpenter: his most memorable quotes
Harry Carpenter, the voice of boxing and one of Britain's best loved sports commentators, has died aged 84.
Hillary Clinton warns of gulf in US-Israeli relations
Hillary Clinton has warned Israel that it was creating a gulf in its relationship with the United States, escalating a row over plans to expand a Jewish settlement in East Jerusalem.
Analysis: political courage or electoral suicide?
Catastrophic victory. Electoral suicide. An act of political courage that will rescue his presidency. The verdicts on Barack Obama's successful push to pass health care reform by the narrowest of margins are sharply divided.
Obama's health care bill: the key points
The $940 billion health care bill would take nearly a decade to come fully into effect, bringing significant changes not only for consumers but also insurers, drug makers and hospitals.
Google offers racist search suggestion after hack
Google offered "Why are black people so ugly?" as a search suggestion after hackers avoided the firm's filtering process.
German nuns sex abuse inquiry
Two German nuns are under investigation for the alleged sexual abuse of children in the Pope's native Bavaria, as a Vatican expert warned that the abuse scandal rocking the Church is likely to drag on for years.
Karzai holds talks with insurgents
Hamid Karzai has met a senior delegation from one of Afghanistan's main insurgent groups as they delivered a 15-point peace plan calling for withdrawal of foreign troops.
Boy George 'considering Culture Club reunion'
Boy George is considering a Culture Club reunion to mark the group's 30th anniversary, he has revealed.
Tiger Woods first interview
Rachel Weisz wins Laurence Olivier Award
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